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genglehardt
Aug 03, 2021Copper Contributor
MS Project 2016 row height problem
Suddenly the row heights of new projects is about 8 letters tall rather than the normal 1 letter high. I tried adjusting the row heights via the prescribed View-Tables-Entry-Edit route. I can make ...
- Jun 10, 2024Mary --
Thanks for sharing the screenshot. You have two columns to the right of the Finish column, whose column width is narrowed to practically nothing. That is causing the extreme height of the column headers row. Either set the column width of those two columns to 0 to hide them, or widen them so that you can see the names of those columns. That should solve your problem. Hope this helps.
Aug 05, 2021
genglehardt --
Please share a couple of items that would help us to troubleshoot your problem:
1. A screenshot of what you are seeing in new projects.
2. The process you are following to create a new project. For example, are you starting from a blank project or from a personal template? If from a personal template, please share a screenshot of that template as well.
Please let us know and we will try to help you.
Please share a couple of items that would help us to troubleshoot your problem:
1. A screenshot of what you are seeing in new projects.
2. The process you are following to create a new project. For example, are you starting from a blank project or from a personal template? If from a personal template, please share a screenshot of that template as well.
Please let us know and we will try to help you.
- genglehardtAug 10, 2021Copper Contributor
I click on the Blank Template (see attached screen shot) and then the enlarged project Gantt chart opens (see screen shot). I cannot adjust the row heights below what you see although i can make them larger. As noted if i open an old schedule and delete the data i can create a normal sized Gantt chart that way.
Thank you for your help. It is much appreciated.
Gary
- Aug 10, 2021genglehardt --
Thanks very, very much for sharing those two screenshots. It is easy to see why you have run into this little problem. In your blank project, you have the Bar Rollup view applied, which is why you see the very tall task rows in your project. If you apply the Gantt Chart view, the task rows will return to their default height. I think you may have erroneously set the Bar Rollup view as your default view for all new blank projects. Instead, I think you need the Gantt Chart view set as the default view. To do this, click File > Options. On the General page of the dialog, click the Default View pick list and select the Gantt Chart view. Click the OK button to apply the changes. Now create a new blank project and you should see the task rows are the normal height. Hope this helps.- genglehardtAug 10, 2021Copper Contributor
That worked like a charm!!! Thank you, thank you. This problem was driving me crazy. I don't think i have ever used the roll up view.
Again, thanks for your help.
Gary